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Accumulation and transfer of Hg, As, Se, and other metals in the sediment-vegetation-crab-human food chain in the coastal zone of the northern Brazilian state of ParĂ¡ (Amazonia)
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Abstract of Article  Will be presented in next release
Date Last Accessed  Accessed January 20, 2015
Title of Article  Accumulation and transfer of Hg, As, Se, and other metals in the sediment-vegetation-crab-human food chain in the coastal zone of the northern Brazilian state of ParĂ¡ (Amazonia)
Author(s) of Article  Will be identified in next release
Citation  Environmental geochemistry and health 2013 v.35 no.4 pp. 477-494
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Date of Publication  2013
Location of Article  http://pubag.nal.usda.gov/pubag/article.xhtml?id=597922
Name of Publication  Environmental geochemistry and health
Publishing Company  Will be identified in next release
Accession Number  192472